Cheng Kum-cheung
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Cheng Kum Cheung (Chinese : 鄭錦昌) was a Malaysian Chinese singer in the 1960s and 1970s.
Cheng started his singing career in 1966 and gained attention in Hong Kong with his cantopop music. He was nicknamed "Prince of Cantopop" during that time, and his most famous song, "Big Brother of Thong San" (唐山大兄), was released in 1972. This song is actually based on Bruce Lee's The Big Boss.
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